Ever played Super Mario World and thought, "Man, this could use more fire and suffering"? Well, someone clearly agreed—because Burning in Hell cranks the difficulty up to nightmare mode. It's the same classic platforming you love, but with brutal level designs, relentless enemies, and lava... so much lava.

First few minutes in, you'll realize this isn't your childhood Mario. One wrong jump and you're toast—literally. The overworld map looks familiar, but the levels? Pure chaos. Some of the hidden exits are downright evil, and good luck finding Yoshi without sweating bullets. If you're into ROM hacks that punish you (in a weirdly satisfying way), this one's a trip.

Just don't throw your controller.